モノクロームブティック：ボリューム、影、プロポーション

Design a concept store interior in the manner of Vincent Van Duysen, where proportion and shadow do all the work. Place three solid plastered display volumes of different heights in an otherwise empty room, each a simple rectangular mass with softly radiused edges, finished in the same warm greige lime plaster as the walls and floor so they read as extrusions of the building itself. Recess narrow niches into the walls at varying heights, each holding one product, lit by a concealed warm source. Detail one full-height oak door with no frame and a plain recessed pull. Keep the ceiling plain with a single deep cove at the perimeter throwing light up the walls. Allow no rails, no shelving systems, no signage and no colour beyond the products. Add a single heavy linen curtain at the fitting room. Show soft directional daylight from one side creating gentle gradients on the volumes and revealing their radiused edges. Photorealistic, quiet, massive and refined, eye-level view among the volumes.